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WAITING OVER AS McNAIR RETURNS

WAITING OVER AS McNAIR RETURNS

By Dan Barnes

IMPATIENT: Paddy McNair

CHAMPIONSHIP
FORMER Manchester United graduate Paddy McNair admits his spell on the sidelines at Sunderland has left him frustrated after suffering a cruciate ligament injury.
The Northern Ireland defender has played three games for the Under-23 side this month as he steps up his rehabilitation.
Though the 22-year-old is anxious about his time away from the pitch, family and friends have kept him positive since he suffered the injury last November.
“It was weird because I felt the pop in the first half and it was sore, but once I got to the sid...

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